How do digital platforms and online communities facilitate the development of queer subcultures, identity formation, political mobilization, and transnational solidarity?
Online platforms and...
LGBTQ+ visual iconography has been used for centuries to represent the diverse range of identities within the queer community, from early religious artworks depicting same-sex couples in ancient...
Queer subcultures refer to groups of individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ or non-binary and have distinct identities that differ from traditional heteronormative social norms. Gender expression is one...
One of the ways that art has contributed to both cultural preservation and social critique is through its ability to record events, people, places, and experiences from past times. Art can also be...
The concept of gender refers to the social roles and expectations that individuals assume based on their biological sex, which can be either male, female, intersex, nonbinary, agender, etc. Gender is...
Feminization is a process whereby someone takes on characteristics associated with women, such as clothing styles and mannerisms. It can be performed as part of an artistic expression or everyday...
Fashion is often thought of as a purely aesthetic and superficial aspect of human life, but it can also be used to express personal identities, social values, cultural beliefs, and political...
Queerness is a term used to describe non-normative forms of gender expression and sexuality, including LGBTQ+ identities and orientations. Queerness challenges traditional ideas about what it means...
I will discuss how the erasure of queer historical memory can impact the process of intergenerational knowledge transfer and the formation of collective identity within queer communities. Queer...
Queer users have been marginalized in mainstream social media platforms due to their nonconforming gender identities and sexual orientations. They often experience discrimination and harassment...